Then try to find out what it ate, get a picture of it and call your veterinarian. Ritter said there are plenty of plants that ...

Flowers are always a sweet surprise—until someone’s curious cat or nosy pup takes a nibble. Not all flowers play nice with ...

Scientists found that plants, fungi, and microbes use venom-like methods to protect themselves, attack rivals, or survive.

Toothwort is a fully-parasitic plant that lives in the roots of other plants, such as hazel, elm, and lime trees, and acquires all its nutrients from them ...

animals and plants consist of different types of cells ... Root hair cells: cells containing a hair-like structure that pokes into the soil to absorb more water and nutrients.

Furthermore, these plants, animals, and pathogens that are now living ... The term "invasive" is often associated with attention-grabbing critters like green iguanas, but invasive plants ...